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Maps are usually made to explain where things are. GIS helps us understand how places work. Geodesign goes further, using spatial information to explore how landscapes might change. But what happens when the map is no ...

The Geography We Carry: When Maps Become Material For much of my professional and academic life, I have worked with geography through landscape architecture, GIS, cartography and geodesign. Maps were tools for understanding places: their systems, ...

Defining an Emerging Transdisciplinary Field Abstract GeoArt has emerged over the past four decades as an interdisciplinary field connecting geology, geography, environmental humanities, geospatial technologies, landscape architecture, and artistic practice. Yet despite its growing use, there is ...

For centuries, artists have interpreted the world through observation, imagination, and emotion. At the same time, cartographers and geographers have mapped landscapes through measurement, analysis, and scientific precision. Today, these two disciplines are increasingly intersecting, ...